Stayed for 3 nights in Sokha Angkor Resort with family in November, booked via bookings.com 3 months in advance.

Location: Perfect for me. It is about a 5 minute (2 USD) tuk tuk ride to the centre (Pub street/Night market), or you could walk for about 15-20 minutes. There is a supermarket right outside of the hotel which makes it very convenient. Its not noisy at all at night.

Bedrooms: I booked the deluxe room with pool view, which I am very happy with. It is clean, spacious and with a nice soft bed (which is what you need at the end of long temple walks). Please see pictures. On my first night of arrival, there was a cheese + fruit platter- obviously not 3 star michelin standard, but very much

We were a group of 32 people and stayed in Sonja Angkor resort hotel in siam reap.
We had a wonderful time here and were looked after very well. The staff were excellent and could not do enough for us.

The spa was devine. Food very good. We would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for that extra special service. From breakfast to dinner all was superb.
Thank you to Mr Emmet Mchenry for taking care of Sean and Mary Murphy,s medical needs.

A great hotel we stayed there for 3 nights. Free WiFi worked well and was fast in the room. Room was neat and the a/c wasn't noisy. They give enough free water in the room. The staff were very friendly and helpful. However, the service in the hotels' own restaurants can be very slow. Fortunately the restaurants in town are in very close walking distance. In general, most of the hotel restaurant staff can't understand English very well.

During my visit to Siem Reap I was impressed by the accommodations and service provided by the Sokha. I had a 6 night stay in a Club Suite which had a balcony overlooking the pool. The room was amazing and, as others have mentioned, the pool area is terrific and I would strongly recommend booking a room with a view.

The Sokha is nearby everything of interest. Tuk tuks are just outside the hotel to take you to the temples or to Pub Street. The staff is friendly and attentive. They also had a good breakfast buffet that catered to a wide variety of tastes and the café area just off the lobby was a good place to grab something good to eat and drink in between outings.

If I have an opportunity to

Just spent 3 nights. Front desk staff is OK, breakfast is poor. They just want put out a basic meal. Hotel is decent, nothing grand. But then again you are in the middle of Cambodia so don't expect 5 stars. This is the beginning of high season, expect lots of people at the temples and the town.

Room Tip: Don't go with high exceptions, but you will have a fantastic trip to e temples and the city. Get...